. >> i'm down here at carston. >> state police officer gets out of the car and goes to confront blair. but blair in this moment tackles him. they fall off the screen. and then blair says, you want to fight. i know ju jitsu. >> oh. >> be cautious he does know ju jit jitsu. he does end up getting away from the officer. gets in his car, takes off again, leads him on another chase. >> get out of the car now. >> eventually this guy does end up stopping again. >> hands on top of your head. >> he runs. >> they find him in a field hiding under a tree. they were arrested and charged with dwi. the officer said he did smell alcohol on blair. >> and battery of a peace officer. i don't know if there's an actual charge of ju jitsu on a peace officer. >> be cautious. he does know yjust jits su. >> in this video group of sky divers launch themselves into the sky. riding along with a fellow, buddies are out there, doing their thing, flying in formation. friend gets real close and all of a sudden you're like something is wrong, these guys are colliding. more of a practical joke. watch. this guy names d

with us is ann miletti who brought the cold weather with us from wisconsin, tom carston from carston advisors, lance roberts from fta wealth management, chris bidleson and rick santelli standing by in chicago. ann, we're all focusing on the, and the fed. they meet again tomorrow. which is more important? i mean, what are you watching to tell you where to put money for your clients right now? >> i think earnings are the most important thing to focus on, bill. i mean, it's really the fundamentals that matter the most for us. everybody knows rates are going up. it's just a kind of a matter of timing and how quickly it will happen and how controlled it will be, so it's the timing question as it relates to the fed. for the companies it's fundamentals and so far i like what we're seeing. >> it's so interesting though because we're talking about everybody knows rates are going up and yet they haven't budged this year and just earlier today called cause and effect where they say if everybody is sure bonds are not buying them, they are not sure who is. their answer is it's probably foreign ba